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Old January 30th 06, 10:48 PM posted to uk.tech.tv.sky,uk.media.tv.sky
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Default Sky+ has lost the time...

Has anybody else had this fault yet?

While watching a recorded programme an hour ago, I noticed that the
time was no longer being displayed when I pressed Select, or when
navigating up and down channels from that point.

I didn't mind too much, until I went to watch the next recorded
programme, at which point it told me "This programme has not started
yet", as it did for every recorded programme in my Sky+ planner.

I'm hoping a power cycle might cure it, but it'll have to wait as I'm
recording Life On Mars at the moment... or am I? :-(

Charlie
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Old January 30th 06, 11:11 PM posted to uk.tech.tv.sky,uk.media.tv.sky
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On Mon, 30 Jan 2006 21:48:18 +0000, Charlie Pearce
wrote:

Has anybody else had this fault yet?

While watching a recorded programme an hour ago, I noticed that the
time was no longer being displayed when I pressed Select, or when
navigating up and down channels from that point.

I didn't mind too much, until I went to watch the next recorded
programme, at which point it told me "This programme has not started
yet", as it did for every recorded programme in my Sky+ planner.

I'm hoping a power cycle might cure it, but it'll have to wait as I'm
recording Life On Mars at the moment... or am I? :-(


Probably not. Suspect if you reboot it'll come up as "Failed". Mine
did.
Everything seems to be working now, though.
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Old January 30th 06, 11:55 PM posted to uk.tech.tv.sky,uk.media.tv.sky
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Same here, I've missed Prison Break because of this

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"Charlie Pearce" wrote in
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Has anybody else had this fault yet?

While watching a recorded programme an hour ago, I noticed that the
time was no longer being displayed when I pressed Select, or when
navigating up and down channels from that point.

I didn't mind too much, until I went to watch the next recorded
programme, at which point it told me "This programme has not started
yet", as it did for every recorded programme in my Sky+ planner.

I'm hoping a power cycle might cure it, but it'll have to wait as I'm
recording Life On Mars at the moment... or am I? :-(

Charlie
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Old January 31st 06, 12:03 AM posted to uk.tech.tv.sky,uk.media.tv.sky
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"Charlie Pearce" wrote in
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Has anybody else had this fault yet?

While watching a recorded programme an hour ago, I noticed that the
time was no longer being displayed when I pressed Select, or when
navigating up and down channels from that point.

I didn't mind too much, until I went to watch the next recorded
programme, at which point it told me "This programme has not started
yet", as it did for every recorded programme in my Sky+ planner.

I'm hoping a power cycle might cure it, but it'll have to wait as I'm
recording Life On Mars at the moment... or am I? :-(

Charlie
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Same here (West Yorks, Thomson 80GB). Seems to have sorted itself now.
Whatever caused it, it left two entries for Life on Mars & Prison Break on
my planner for today. I think the EPG was screwed - I could not see
anything for any channel past on the Sky Guide.

SalesGuy


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Old January 31st 06, 06:41 PM posted to uk.tech.tv.sky,uk.media.tv.sky
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same here in west yorks coronation street lasted 380 mins till disk was
full. had to reset twice now ok

digital spy forums say it was aproblem with the bbc only in midlands &
yorkshire, its now sorted

"salesguy" wrote in message
...

"Charlie Pearce" wrote in
message ...
Has anybody else had this fault yet?

While watching a recorded programme an hour ago, I noticed that the
time was no longer being displayed when I pressed Select, or when
navigating up and down channels from that point.

I didn't mind too much, until I went to watch the next recorded
programme, at which point it told me "This programme has not started
yet", as it did for every recorded programme in my Sky+ planner.

I'm hoping a power cycle might cure it, but it'll have to wait as I'm
recording Life On Mars at the moment... or am I? :-(

Charlie
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Same here (West Yorks, Thomson 80GB). Seems to have sorted itself now.
Whatever caused it, it left two entries for Life on Mars & Prison Break on
my planner for today. I think the EPG was screwed - I could not see
anything for any channel past on the Sky Guide.

SalesGuy



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Old January 31st 06, 07:02 PM posted to uk.tech.tv.sky,uk.media.tv.sky
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Thus spaketh j*:
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"Charlie Pearce"
wrote in message ...
Has anybody else had this fault yet?

While watching a recorded programme an hour ago, I noticed that the
time was no longer being displayed when I pressed Select, or when
navigating up and down channels from that point.

I didn't mind too much, until I went to watch the next recorded
programme, at which point it told me "This programme has not started
yet", as it did for every recorded programme in my Sky+ planner.

I'm hoping a power cycle might cure it, but it'll have to wait as
I'm recording Life On Mars at the moment... or am I? :-(

Charlie
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Same here (West Yorks, Thomson 80GB). Seems to have sorted itself
now. Whatever caused it, it left two entries for Life on Mars &
Prison Break on my planner for today. I think the EPG was screwed -
I could not see anything for any channel past on the Sky Guide.

SalesGuy

same here in west yorks coronation street lasted 380 mins till disk
was full. had to reset twice now ok

digital spy forums say it was aproblem with the bbc only in midlands &
yorkshire, its now sorted

"salesguy



Yes, should be sorted, I posted on DS about my findings, realising it was BBC1
that was caused the boxes to lose EPG on all channels, I let Sky and BBC know,
though Sky at first tried to say they haven't heard of any problems!


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Old February 1st 06, 10:33 AM posted to uk.tech.tv.sky,uk.media.tv.sky
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"j*" [email protected] wrote in message
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same here in west yorks coronation street lasted 380 mins till disk was
full. had to reset twice now ok

digital spy forums say it was aproblem with the bbc only in midlands &
yorkshire, its now sorted


Well, it wasn,t! I Get BBC East (for some reason that I've never
understood, because the terrestrial service comes form Crystal Palace) and
I, too, nearly suffered a full disk. Anyway, since when was Corry a BBC
programme? I was recording two programmes concurrently (East Enders and
Hellboy (Yeah - I know - sad)) which both started on time but would never
have stopped except I noticed the box still recording when I went to bed.
Could the BBC fault have disrupted everything else as well, or is this
something else I've yet to learn about the way the EPG works?

Chas


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Old February 1st 06, 02:51 PM posted to uk.tech.tv.sky,uk.media.tv.sky
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Thus spaketh Chas Gill:
"j*" [email protected] wrote in message
...
same here in west yorks coronation street lasted 380 mins till disk
was full. had to reset twice now ok

digital spy forums say it was aproblem with the bbc only in midlands
& yorkshire, its now sorted


Well, it wasn,t! I Get BBC East (for some reason that I've never
understood, because the terrestrial service comes form Crystal
Palace) and I, too, nearly suffered a full disk. Anyway, since when
was Corry a BBC programme? I was recording two programmes
concurrently (East Enders and Hellboy (Yeah - I know - sad)) which
both started on time but would never have stopped except I noticed
the box still recording when I went to bed. Could the BBC fault have
disrupted everything else as well, or is this something else I've yet
to learn about the way the EPG works?
Chas


The BBC problem was causing the EPG to go haywire on all channels. If you
didn't leave box on or recording a BBC channel the EPG was fine.


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